Benefits of meeting the Baltic Sea nutrient reduction targets - Combining ecological modelling and contingent valuation in the nine littoral states
Heini Ahtiainen(Agrifood Research Finland), James C. R. Smart(Griffith University), Louise Martinsen(Aarhus University), Aljona Karlõševa(Stockholm Environment Institute), Janne Artell(Natural Resources Institute Finland), Berit Hasler(Aarhus University), Mikouaj Czajkowski, Ieva Oskolokaite(Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam), Daiva Semėnienė, Marie Maar(Aarhus University), Yulia Khaleeva(New Economic School), Kristīne Pakalniete, Kari Hyytiäinen(University of Helsinki), Kim Dahlbo(Finnish Environment Institute), Tore Söderqvist(Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences), Tea Nõmmann(Stockholm Environment Institute), Vivi Fleming-Lehtinen(Finnish Environment Institute), Daija Angeli, Linus Hasselström, Mohammed Hussen Alemu(University of Copenhagen), Jürgen Meyerhoff(Berlin School of Economics and Law)
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